Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-13
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mercantile business take pleasure m IN
forming the public that they ,cill sell AT
AND BELOW COST their entire
stock of General Merchandise, consisting
of all kinds Of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS. COTTON AND WOOLEN
FLANNELS, JEANS, CASSL
MERES, a full line of NOTIONS,
AND COTTON YARNS,
GENTS WOOLEN UNDER
WEAR, OVERALLS, SHA WIS,
SKIRTS, HATS &C CAPS, BOOTS
Il SHOES, GLASS 4 QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, DRUGS, GROCERIES,
dc.
The goods are nearly all in GOOD con-
dition and must be sold ut any prise.
Close buyers will ind this rare oppor-
tMnity for bargains. As "oculdr PROOF
Is the best demonstration, you are most
cordially inritoi TO call, erdmlne aud
price the goods. A,oditiRg an early rlStt
to oar store on Main street, zee remain,
Very Respectfully Yours,
II. G.. CAMPBELL G ON.
Try us for fne job printing.
-suBscRlBE fC the JOURNAL.
-Clothing. any kind, any price at d.
s. Kauffman's.
First. class Job work at doue the
JOURNAL office.
Sweet Potatoes and Oysters just re-
ceiyed at ]. W. Stover's.
Mill Hall recently organized II brass
hand with seventeen members.
Don't forget to take a l"nk at the
stock of carpets at d. 5. Kauffman's.
ATGHEEN 6 SPIGELNYER'S
--lOOO pair Of Boots and Shoes now
ready. SS-4t
Typhoid fever prevails in the neigh
borhood of Sweugel and Millmont, Un-
ion county.
Mems Lumberman's and Driving
Boots, hand and machine made, at
MuSSer's shoe store.
Buy your coal now-the longer you
wait the more you pay. Consult A. j.
Campbell's market prices.
A slight shock of earthquake was
felt at Shirleysburg, Huntingdon Coun-
ty, ON Sunday week ago.
II. w. Slower took short trip to
Beilefonte on Monday, being called
there on tax collectors business.
The round trip fare from Coburn
to Bellefonte tomorrow will be 81 .7S in
cluding q ticket for Barnum's great
show.
The many remarkable cures Hoods
Sarsaparilla accompliShes are sufficient
proof that it does possess peculiar cur
ative powers.
-Wenrich, the man who stabbed
Drumbeller at Selinsgroye last Fourth
of July, was sentenced to 25 months in
the penitentiary.
A cold and raw wind sprang up on
Monday night. accompanied by some
showers of rain, and ever since the at
mosphere has been falling.
Clayton Weaver. one of Hartman's
foundry hands, of this place. is doing
some carpenter work for Thos. Gren-
ninger, in Tylersyille, this week.
Miss Susan c. Wise, of Aarons-
burg, left this week for Linden Hall, to
stay with Mrs. Jacob Morris, for sever
al weeks, and probably all winter.
Our townsman, &. w. Slower, was
presented with lovely little daughter
Nv his wife on last Sunday. Wash feels
like putting on a new harness now.
The cool waves whisper ''Protec-
ton for your Peis sous," and gently
usher you to the best line Of underwear
mt ID. S. Kauffman's to keep warm.
"A large flock of wild geese were seen
70 pass oyer the valley yesterday MORN
ing and according to the sayings of old
timers we will now soon have snow.
Woodward and Aaronsburg are 60
ing to have singing schools the coming
winter under Prof. Lowell Meyer.
What is Millheim going to do about it !?
-Musser & Smiths corner store
room on Main street is occupied for the
time being by a gentleman who seems
to deal in dry goods, novelties and tin
ware.
Miss Auman, sister of our neigh
bor, w. ". Auman, has. secured posi-
tion in the Knitting Mills at this place,
and is making her home at herbrother's
house.
Did you see those colored glassmugs
in Stoyer's grocery 7 They are little
beauties i'm themselves and are brimful
of Royal Baking Powder. Only II cts.
a piece.
Miss Mary Frank, who made her
home with Mr.. Jonathan Harter's on
Penn street took sick with sore throat
and went over home to Madisonburg,t to
recuperate.
Please bear in mind that the Jour-
NAL office turns out the handsomest
sale posters in the valley and at as low
nric.,s as any Office in the county. Send
or bring in your orders.
The Belleforte Jail is at present
without prisoners. Must be q very
IL. l;co Cor tho shariff Int il is q stri-